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Could there be a chance I can't get pregnant?
I have miscarried once back in 2011 & have not gotten pregnant since. The guy I miscarried with we never used protection but still didn't get pregnant. The guy that I am with now we are trying to get pregnant & this was our first time around trying but I took a test at 11 dpo but got a negative. I feel like it could have been to early but I can't help but also feel like I still will get another negative. I haven't missed my period yet but I can't help but feel discouraged or upset that I got a negative or that I'll get another negative reading. Any thoughts or advice? Thanks.
11 Answers • 9 years ago
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Even if you plan everything perfectly to line up with ovulation, the odds of a healthy, fertile couple getting pregnant each cycle is only about 20%. So it may take several tries or a year or even longer to get pregnant. 11 DPO is early for a positive, best to test when AF is late. If you haven't gotten pregnant after a year of trying you should see a doctor. Be patient and it will happen eventually. GL!
9 years ago
Chances are that you'll get there without any intervention. The fact that you have been pregnant once is a really good sign, even if sadly it didn't lead to a birth. However, if you've had no luck after a year of trying, it is definitely worth getting checked out so that any underlying conditions can be identified.
9 years ago
On your next cycle, you should try Zinc and Magnesium supplements!!! I watched a YouTube video about how a girl who suffered from amenorrhea or an absent period CURE IT, and restored her fertility without drugs. Just by taking zinc and magnesium. I watched it a week ago, around the end of my period and I JUST got a positive OPK for the first time in four months.
here's the link http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WR5MEBIezJc
Baby Dust!!!
9 years ago
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